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Enthusiast, Second Amendment defender and recovering FBI
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I hate doing TVI love this moment that we get just before
we go live. First of all, my mind goes
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talking about today? That happens.
And then we get this funny little moment where somebody in
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It's kind of a bona fide reel. It's Dan Bongino and Seb Gorka
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And it's this kind of like mish mash of all these people that
I've gone and spoken with on their programs.
And the guy who has the funniest, I don't know how he
remembers it, but the funniest series catch phrase at the end
is Seb Gorka, who has said some very nice stuff about us.
And I really enjoy being on his program.
He's amusing as all get out. Seb says something.
He's like, he's like, grab this thing and do this sucker and
then then this thing and then another thing and then make sure
your head is thick and stay frosty but stay on a swivel but
also stay cold so that you're aware whatever the hell he says.
Some of you guys know what he says.
It's really funny. It just keeps going.
When I've been on his program and he ends it, I just go like,
oh, oh, oh, are we almost done? No, we're almost done.
All right. Today's going to be an
interesting program. I think we're going to be
talking about a couple things. I'm I'm actually picked up on
something that is not in the mainstream media at all.
And I think that that sort of thing, when things are covered
long form, I'm interested. When they're not covered and
they're being ignored, I find that also quite interesting.
So we're going to talk about JD Vance.
We can't help it. The heir apparent, if you will,
someone who has been now chosen to run on the VP Canada.
That was the big question, right?
Who's going to be the VP? I think that there are various
folks that have made the argument the VP is less
important than some of the other cabinet picks.
And right up until Saturday, all of us would have agreed, right?
We would have actually said, yeah, what does the VP do?
Like, what did Mike Pence do other than kind of just walk
around and have a wife that the Secret Service didn't like?
But the VP pick suddenly becomes pretty interesting when the main
man on the ticket has taken a bullet to the ear, missing his
face. I'm just going to make that
argument up front that we may now see an elevation on why that
actually matters and the skin that you have to have in the
game to step into this arena knowing that the guy that's
sitting on top of the ticket took around at the head.
Yes, so that's one thing. We're also going to be talking
about failures, what's going on, the ongoing investigation that's
happening. This is very, very early on in
the game. It should not surprise you that
we don't know very much, but we're starting to learn some
things. And I don't think that the FBI
is going to be able to tamp down on this.
It's too big of a story, even if they would love to do it.
Let's see what else is going on. We're going to be talking about
conspiracy theories. That's the thing that I wanted
to get really into. I was on a program yesterday.
Conspiracy theories abound. Everybody wants to play this
game. So here we go.
We're going to talk about that. Some horrible analysis, some
stuff that just absolutely ridiculous.
And then lastly, the documents case.
It's been dismissed, which is the biggest news of this year,
except it happened in a week when Donald Trump got shot.
I mean, you just can't make this this stuff up.
It's that's how intense this thing is going to be.
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sucker coming in kind of meandering Trump rally shooter.
Motives still unclear as Biden urges calm.
This is CBS trying to turn down that temperature, turn down the
volume on what's going on. Do we believe any of this stuff
at this point? I, I tweeted out this morning if
you guys follow me on social, which like I said, many of you
probably do, we're actually streaming on X right now and I
shared it there. The FBI, we're kind of hearing
some whispers behind the scenes, 'cause, you know, we've got some
birds in our ears. The FBI is talking about right
wing violence in response to the Trump assassination attempt.
That's kind of the way that the IC works.
The intelligence community, it's a politically captured
organization at this point. We're talking about people that
are looking for outcomes and then they are trying to
basically justify their conclusions.
So the issue is not that somebody who donated to A to a
leftist 'cause that gave money to Act Blue.
It's not that somebody pulled a rifle up and pointed at cops and
then climbed up on a roof and shot the former and maybe future
president, that that's not the issue.
The issue is, is that Republicans may respond to it.
Conservatives may respond to it. The right wing may respond
respond to it with violence, which is kind of the narrative
they've been running with for a while, is it not?
It doesn't matter if it's coming from the FBI or from DHS like
these these a holes, they cannot help themselves but see through
the political lens. And this goes to a much bigger
and more dangerous issue I've talked about on the show before,
but one of the reasons why I monitor CNN.
It's my first spot that I hit every single day on the
homepage. Every day without fail, I look
at CN NS news stories first. The simple reason is when I
worked for the FBI and I've worked in, let me see here I've
I worked in Washington field and I worked in the Albuquerque
office. I've worked out of at least 20
different offices and I have visited more than 20 FBI
offices. I've been in some of the the
resident agencies outside of Baltimore, resident agency for
Washington, DC, been in one of the offices in or to off sites
in Miami. We've been to Pensacola and been
in command post. I mean like they always have CNN
on always every day. I'm one of these people too.
So the Intel analysts that are writing up these things, that
are trying to analyse the threat landscape, which is what they
use, these are these fancy BS terms.
They're worried about right wingers responding and not the
actual left wing violence of which we look.
The results are in, folks. We all lived through 2020,
didn't we? Did you?
I was in Portland, I was in DCI, saw both coasts allow insane
left wing violence, burning, looting, smashing and grabbing,
defacing of public buildings. They just went wild.
How many right wing riots have we seen?
We saw January 6th, which was actually very tame compared to
what happened in Portland. There's no way around this.
The fact that it happened at the Capitol, it's not great.
Do you remember that they put Donald Trump in the bunker at
the White House? You remember that I had somebody
reach out to me on social media and, and say, you know, my team
was also briefed that Antifa has an idea.
Listen, the actual briefing that I got when I landed in Portland
with my team, which would have been in like September of 2020,
we get down there and I'm not the team leader.
I'm the like an ATL, I guess, assistant team lead.
And I'm sitting there in this hangar garage space that they
let their, their auto text work out of.
And we're in the Portland field office, which of course had CNN
on. And this lawyer and this Intel
analyst, this big guy, he was like 6 foot eight, but very
effeminate, big, heavy set dude comes out and he briefs our team
Antifa. It is an idea.
We don't really think of it as an ideology.
And we love our activists here in Portland.
We love our activists. We love our First Amendment.
As long as it's leftist loonies, they're fine with it.
And then you drive through downtown Portland, which I did
at that time, and it's like every major store was paying
homage to this occupying force that was lawless and did
whatever they want. And we knew who all the actors
were. Folks, if you don't know that, I
mean, we had people in the crowd.
We had people watching from the outside.
We had people on the inside that were in plain clothes.
We knew who was running those things.
The 100 days plus of riots, if that's news to you, let it not
be news to you. If that's news to people that
are members of Congress, let that not be news to them.
The FBI had targeted all of the leaders that were involved in
all of the insane violence that happened.
Have you ever seen anything like that kind of organization and
that kind of melee from Los Angeles to Portland, from
Portland to Minneapolis, from Minneapolis over to DC?
Did that ever happened Because somebody, you know, 100 million
people held their breath on Saturday afternoon when Donald
Trump took a bullet. That's just what happened.
Did anybody jock up in their kit?
Did you see anybody throwing on their plate carriers, slapping
magazines into the bottom of rifles, repping back a charging
handle, dropping a bolt and getting ready to go out there
and just go take people out? Did you see people get into
their trucks and start driving downtown and throwing firebombs
through windows? Did they all grab their spray
paint cans and scream F Biden and put it all over all the
businesses? No, because they're the ones who
own the flipping businesses. The people who vote for Donald
Trump are regular people, and the political left has basically
tried to do this bizarre and strange class warfare, which is
what we're seeing right now. Clearly the information, OP, is
can we get the people who are the least informed, who have the
least skin in the game, who pay the least amount in taxes, the
poorest people in this country to join us and also the richest
people. This is the faction and the
middle of America. I would say overwhelmingly
outside of like single white women who have some sort of like
middle income, the, the average person who has a family is
looking around going. I don't want that crap for my
kids. And generally speaking, I want
good values and I want my kids to be educated in a way that is
not offensive. And I don't want anyone chopping
off their genitals. And I don't want people coming
in and staying their jobs and their futures by coming in with
an open border like the average person.
It has to be you go out there and meet people.
The only way that you line up with some of the lunatic stuff
that the, the left is, which is like, we want abortions.
I, I, we had a family member conflict just just two days ago,
a family member conflict about abortion.
And it's like, I don't think you're evil for thinking
abortion is appropriate. I think that abortion is evil
and that you don't actually support it, even though you
think you do because your life is lived in in opposition to it.
How many suburban moms, housewives that vote for the
left, how many of them actually don't live leftist values?
Like are you out there transing your kids?
Are you out there chopping off your kids Dick so you can make
friends with your with your girlfriends at brunch and brag
about how your son doesn't have a penis?
Is that are you doing that? Because unless you're doing
that, I don't believe you. If you're raising babies in a
job or not in a job and you pay your taxes and you actually have
somebody like clean keeps your lawn clean.
Screw you with that garbage. That's a joke.
It really is federal investigators.
Here's the CBS piece. We'll go back to it here.
Federal investigators are continuing to investigate about
for the motive. Oh, what could it be?
What could the motive be for shooting at president, former
President Donald Trump at a rally on Saturday?
Grazing his ear grazing his ear right grazing his ear equals
bullet goes through ear is what it looks like tell you outside
of what is going on right now outside of Donald Trump's
bandaged ear, which is throwing a shadow across the entire
political landscape and almost all the news cycle.
This would be still at a massive Newsweek.
Joe Biden's trying to recover. He's got how psyched is he right
now that that that happened? I'm serious like it's given a
little bit of breathing room from his disastrous debate
performance. Trump has been silent long
enough and and then he goes out and he does a rally and the
first thing that happens is some gunman crime climbs up there
because you know, they're, they're being mean to, to, to
our guy, our guy's getting it's getting hammered in the press.
We got to go do something. This is why I don't have a ton
of confidence in the FBI doing their job.
But I do think that the various different state police agencies,
the the other parts of the government, we've already heard
that the Secret Service members that were actually available on
site on Saturday have all gone into basically a sequester
position. So they don't change their story
and they don't communicate. They don't leak anything and
they don't have any access to journals.
Why? Because those guys also, and I
say guys specifically the people that work in the Secret Service
that carry a badge and a gun, they're going to overwhelmingly
be right leaning. I've met 11 sort of Lib style
Trump hating Secret Service member.
I met a bunch of bunch of people in the Secret Service.
When we were working in DC. We would constantly be dealing
with both agents and the the non agent positions in the uniform
division. I met one guy and he was pretty
reasonable. He just didn't like Donald Trump
that he's like, I don't like his personality.
I don't like what he's about my wife and I don't like him.
That's fine. It didn't get in the way of his
job from what I can tell, but I'm just saying that was it.
Here's the here's the special agent in charge, Pittsburgh
field office. Tell me what kind of confidence
you guys got from this guy. He gave his press conference on
Sunday, I believe. So my name is Kevin Rojek.
That's ROJEK. I'm the special agent in charge
of the FBI Pittsburgh field office.
The first thing I want to say is that the FBI stands with the
people of Butler County in Western Pennsylvania, and our
hearts go out to the victims of this heinous act which occurred
today. This is our community, and I
want to let the public know that the FBI has deployed a number of
our resources, including investigative agents, our
evidence response team, bomb technicians, and we have
additional resources coming from other field offices as well as
from FBI headquarters, including our evidence response from
Quantico, VA. All right, that's very exciting.
We're all really thrilled. Who is this guy?
So I just pulled up his his LinkedIn so we could talk about
it a little bit. It's worth knowing who these
folks are. He started off as a special
agent in Norfolk, VA, in 03. So he came in post 911.
He was assigned to counterintelligence.
Counterintelligence people. It's always the Intel people.
The Intel people are the most captured of all of them.
Doesn't make me feel great about it.
He said he conducted counterintelligence
investigations followed by service supervising the offices
cyber squad. So again, almost no time with
actual violent crime, which is not unusual folks.
Well, like the the FBI doesn't do violent crime.
That's why these investigations don't really belong there.
I don't know what the federal Nexus is.
Maybe one of you can tell me, maybe somebody who listens to
that listens that's in the FBI can tell me the federal Nexus of
shooting at a presidential candidate who is not in the
government that wasn't targeting federal agents.
And is it because federal agents engaged that person?
So it's a federal shooting because federal agents were the
shooters. Is that it?
I, I don't really understand, like this should be a local.
This should be a local matter in most ways, and honestly, I would
let Pennsylvania State Police take the lead on it.
I don't understand whether or not it was their space.
It's very possible we're hearing that the sniper team that
actually engaged may have not been a Secret Service asset at
all. You guys have seen this video.
I'm going to throw it up a little still from it because I
want to point out some of the conspiracies in the hoax that
are out there, and there are a lot of them anyway.
This guy works in cyber. He works in counterintelligence.
Neither of these are like real violent crime type thing.
See that he was a cyber supervisor.
So he went to Cincinnati, took a promotion out that way and then
became an ASAC in Cincinnati. I know people in the Cincinnati
office. Maybe I'll get a a read from
them, see if they want to tell me a little bit about him.
Became a section chief in cyber. Again, none of this stuff has to
do with violent crime. Very minimal crim experience.
It sounds like who says he works in the V CAC program at some
point, which is violent crimes because children.
But that's that's child pornography.
That's mostly Internet and cyber type stuff.
And then became the special agent in charge out there in
Pittsburgh about seven months ago in January of this year.
So there you go. Now he's in the SES and it
sounds like he's got the typical amount of pre management
experience couple years. He also was an Army officer for
about nine years served in artillery and intelligence when
people always say that and the intelligence is part of it.
Interesting said he worked at Ranger Regiment as well as an
Intel guy from what I can tell there's a lot of these peaks.
Look this doesn't make him a bad guy.
I just he's making rule followers.
He's make especially Ranger battalion stuff.
Those people are drilled in to follow kind of protocol and so
on. And God love the Rangers for
what they do. But we're talking about people
that are part of the system and their system idealist that
believe in the system. And if you're still working in
the FBI at this point and you believe in the FBI, there's no
helping you. There really isn't.
Anyway, I put Steve friends tweet up there because it's
worth knowing if you guys are following Steve on social and
you guys want to promote that around it's we'd like a couple
more people to come and validate what we're hearing.
So we would like folks who are either current or former FBI to
come and kind of give us that inkling this this idea that the
FBI has internalized that conservatives are really the
operational force the opt for in this country.
It's overwhelming and it comes from the Intel side.
It's not driven by agents. I'll just tell you that.
So let's keep expanding upon this a little bit here.
Sniper team, a local counter sniper team was supposedly
actually in the building under the damn roof where the assassin
climbed up and took shots at Trump.
That's what the New York Post is reporting right now.
That sounds perfect. Why not?
Why were they under? Why were they in the roof?
I get it, it's hot. Like you want to put like a tent
up or something if you can. You definitely need like a
boonie hat and sunscreen to be up on a white roof in the middle
of a sunny day. But that's the claim that the
area that, that building, that Agra Manufacturing or Agra
International factory that this, this kid climbed up on was
apparently a, a police staging ground.
That the space behind it was a staging ground that they
actually occupied space within there because it gave good
vantage points to be able to scan the crowd.
Let me give you guys kind of an idea of how these things work on
a, on a broader level, on the big events that I've been to,
there are every asset deployed and what we're seeing.
And this is where the real questions need to come in.
How many of those assets were not deployed because this was
not considered to be a real serious threatening area because
it's in a generally friendly and you know, place.
I I reached out to a friend of mine who I knew from the Academy
and just asked what he thought and he said the layout which I I
think we may even have still on this.
No, I deleted this, sorry the the layout of that particular
field. With the buildings behind it and
the building off to the to the right of Trump as he was
speaking, but off to the left as we're looking at it from the top
down right. So we've got this sort of Trump
in the middle of the bullseye here.
And I mean that very specifically.
He's in the cross. And at the the the top end of
the cross, you have two buildings with snipers on either
side of the wings. Then you've got somebody on the
far left hand side of the cross that actually ends up being the
shooter. And then you get the crowd out
in front of the bottom, the base of the cross, if you will.
So I'm describing it to you, it looks like a training scenario
that you would give to people in an Academy.
Like hey, develop a security plan for this event.
You're in charge of security for this event.
New trainee person. Where would you want to put your
observer teams? Where would you want to put your
under clothes? Your undercover?
Where would you want the people to be able to walk through a
magnetometer to be able to be filtered and sent?
How many people do you want? We're expecting a crowd of this
many. You know, how many people do you
want walking amongst the crowd and playing clothes?
Where's your QRF, Where's your casualty collection point?
Where is your medical evac routes?
What is your closest hospital? These are the things you do when
you, when you plan an OP like this stuff for law enforcement.
I want to know how much of it they, they, they crossed off
that they red lined off Because that's the real question for me.
The fun thing is, is that if there's anything fun about any
of this, it's watching the media try to adjust their, their
hyperbolic and their partisan language.
I've got a little clip here. They can't.
They've been doing this for so long.
They've been so aggressive and so shitty about Donald Trump
that they now are going to be treading on land that ground
that they know that they cannot walk on.
I want to just listen to this for one second because this is
kind of fun. I think this is CNN, but let me
double check real quick. Let's play this little clip
here. Imagine being so comfortable
saying the the stuff that you've been saying and then suddenly
doing like your own real time censorship, kind of like
conservatives have been doing for the last, I don't know what,
eight years. He has said.
Many, many times after having been questioned many times about
this, that he's not stepping down and he's going to be the
nominee. So at some point Democrats have
to decide that they want to try to win this election and turn
their fire on Donald Trump. I think there is I, I shouldn't
have said turn their fire. I apologize.
That's, that was not the phrase that I meant.
They need to turn their focus on Donald Trump, who I don't know
who that dude was in the background that was doing the
laugh. But yeah, generally speaking, we
try to refrain from that because we take the gravity of the
situation that someone climbed up on a rooftop and took a shot
at a man that's that's campaigning for president, even
if you don't like him. So she had to self censor there.
But what they're trying to do is they're like, hey, can we target
the Donald Trump agenda? Yeah, you can, but you're going
to lose. The only thing you can do is
realize that your guy and and think about how many
conservative pundits were out there that we're talking about.
Oh, they're going to replace Joe Biden.
You know, first of all, I don't know if they can at this point
at all logistically. That's why I've talked to Mike
Howell about it. I don't think they can.
The money, the, the, the logistical issues that exist in
each state. The deadlines have passed as of
Monday. And most of them, they would be
fighting an uphill battle. So unless Joe Biden doesn't
survive, that's the only way. That, and I mean that because
they say they like, unless there's the case of death of the
candidate, you can't actually propose somebody new.
The delegates are his. So unless he walks out and does
so in a weird way, it's going to leave them in a, in a, in a, a
massive power void. So they're stuck with him.
And now they're trying to figure out like, what do we do with
this guy? How, how do we handle this
problem? Because he sucks and he does
suck, right? And they're going up against the
guy, Donald Trump, who's now getting endorsements from
Teamsters unions. And this is really interesting.
He picked JD Vance as his VP. We're going to kind of pivot
that direction, picks JD Vance as a VP.
JD Vance has sympathies towards unions.
Family members work in unions. He is, he's young, which is
great. Thank God.
He's actually younger than I am. I'm I'm here for that.
And there's one thing that nobody else is talking about, at
least in the, the main sort of leftist post.
So I want to cover that too, because in addition to being an
author and being a current senator, we're going to talk
about military stuff here. So let me throw this up here.
These are the takeaways that CNN has.
And then I'm going to give you a little clip from the from from
the Teamster because you know, it's always good when that
happens when somebody crosses over what would be the otherwise
the aisle. You've got the CNN article
leading off saying that with the white bandage over the ear, like
I said, they're not going to be able it just with a white
bandage over the ear clipped just two days ago by an
attempted Assassin's bullet. It's not the picture that I saw.
It didn't look clipped. It look like it went through and
how why not? Because it's CNN.
They have to downplay things. They also said things.
I've watched some of the language guys.
I always read these things for sort of like what's between the
the context here. Everything that I've read has
not said 120 yards. That's only conservative media.
What they say is 400 feet a 400 foot shot, it's so far 400 feet
away. Like it was not a complete
failure. 120 yards. All of us who know how to shoot,
shoot man. I'll take that with a pistol.
Honestly. I've shot pistols out 9mm out to
200 standing, not proned out like standing draw target 200
yards handgun. 400 feet is not that big a deal. 400 yards would
be a shot that I would say means that you have some real skill
hundred 120 yards morons from basic trainings with like room
temperature. I QS can do that and do it,
which we're going to talk about in just a SEC.
All right, so white bandage clipping the ear, blah, blah,
blah. Like I said, that bandage you're
not going to be able to do it. He's chosen his running mate.
The the crowd chanted fight, fight, fight as he came out a
word the bloody face Trump shouted several times while
pumping his first in the air. We talked about how important
that moment is yesterday. It's it's 80s Rockstar, super
superhuman individual world beating stuff.
It's Rocky Balboa stuff. That's the only thing I can keep
thinking of. It's taking the fight, bleeding
to the face, stand back up and and the and the fist goes up.
That's not normal. Somebody, I think, I think JD
Vance actually tweeted out said this guy is just built
different, which is, you know, an ode to sort of his
generational talk. But but that's true, that's not
how normal people respond to getting shot in the head. 6
takeaways. He picked Vance, which means
he's appealing to some working class people.
That's the claim. He's a working class person that
also went to Yale. So there's that.
Like he also has some intellectual chops there, right?
There's a lot of really nice things that have been said by a
lot of smart people. He wrote a best selling memoir
called Hillbilly Elegy. If you guys want to get to know
JD Vance, this is where you go do it.
Why is that relevant? Because in many ways, Trump is
not just picking AVP, which is more important now than ever.
Seeing that someone's willing to take a shot.
I don't think that we're going to be like, oh, now the left has
got it out of their system. They've taken a shot at the guy
and they realize it's not good. They're going to just turn
around and do something different.
No, I, I think what they're going to do is realize that that
didn't work. In fact, I have a little bit of
a piece of that. Here's here's a fat guy randomly
being a man on the street interview.
And I think he is the sentiment of some people on the political
left, which is why the VP pick has suddenly gone from not that
big a deal to being a real big deal.
What was your thoughts about the assassination attempt?
They missed, they missed, they missed.
Do you? Do you?
No, he should have died. He's not good for this country
and he never will be. Wow.
He's the worst person that can be ever in politics.
He's not even a politician. You're disappointed that the
shooter missed Donald. Trump 100 percent, 100% No, no.
Well, nothing. You should've died.
She doesn't like him as much as I do, but she's a little more
sympathetic to people dying, I think.
That the shooter was justified. He did what he wanted to do, I.
Mean do you think it was justified?
Like do you think, do you think he.
I'm sure it was, but you know what?
Since he missed, I can guarantee there's going to be 100 people
that are going to try to not miss.
Would you support that? 10% He doesn't need to live.
He doesn't need to be a president.
So hold on 10%. Why?
Why so much hatred for Donald Trump?
Because for one, he's a sucker. He gots fueled by the pussy.
You guys moving by the pussy, Right.
All right, we're done. Have a good day.
Really quick, really quick. I want to know, you know it.
There it is. Look at and that lady's like,
that's my fat, stupid husband. He said 100 people should shoot
him. This is the people we're talking
about. I'm telling you, it's not going
to move the needle for people like that.
That guy was always going to be dumb.
He's always been obnoxious. He's the leftist blowhard.
There are right ring blowhards too.
Never done anything. Probably very difficult.
So then you get this and and this is the acknowledgement that
you have this teamster, I think it's named Sean O'Brien, SOB.
This is going to be the little play that he does.
And I think we all can agree, whether people like him or they
don't like him, in light of what happened to him on Saturday, he
has proven to be one tough Sobi. Notice they're not showing the
ear in that shot, and that seems on purpose.
I think they should show the ear.
The ear is important. The only downside of the ear,
honestly, is that it's just a little square 4 by 4 bandage
that's put over there and taped. And it doesn't really, it
doesn't really show to people that don't understand how close
that is. I mean, on the right angle, it's
the only thing exposed of, you know, it's like anything else
catches the back of your head so close from the angle that he was
being shot at, which is kind of wild.
We're going to keep digging deeper into some of these
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One tough SOB, right? And that what it's about.
So I find all this stuff to be quite interesting.
I find all of it to be kind of reassuring, this JD Vance move.
The one thing that I'm seeing, I've got two pieces from, here's
one, this is from Politico. Are Republicans voters ready for
this nerdy radicalness of JD Vance?
It's a great picture, by the way.
They did whoever staged that and got the shot.
Very nice. And there was another one that
was that kind of an interesting little piece.
They're kind of talking about that he has a lot of credibility
that he was a a Never Trumper and then now he's a die hard
MAGA loyalist and they kind of do this whole thing.
He's the heir apparent to this sort of Trump thing.
Hotly contested who he was going to choose.
The fact that he chose him says some things.
They had done an interview with him.
If you guys want to read this, he did a conversion to
Catholicism. I think of 2019 is what they
said. I could be wrong.
It's in 55 things you should know about JD Vance.
You remember that like 10 Things I Hate about You movie, Politico
published 55 things you need to know about JD Vance.
So they show them and I'm going to read a couple of little
highlights #1 he says. I'm the 1st to admit that I've
never, I've accomplished nothing great in my life.
That's the introduction to his book, which was the best selling
memoir in 2016, Obviously before his run for Senate, obviously
before a lot of things he said, quote, I'm not senator, a
governor or a former cabinet secretary.
I haven't started a billion dollar company or a world
changing non profit. OK graduated from Yale, went off
to join Mithril Capital, worked for Peter Thiel for a while and
venture capital time did that for about a year, came back to
Ohio, started something else, began to sort of like non profit
that was dedicated to helping disadvantaged children.
That's the claim. I don't know enough about our
Ohio renewal, but if somebody does and you guys want to share
it or you can put in the comments, knock yourself out.
So this is the thing, he's elected Senate.
He had over $10 million raised from theatre from Theo Kind of
cool that he's got big backers. He brings in kind of that piece.
He was raised by his maternal grandparents because his parents
sounded like a disaster. He refers to himself as
hillbilly royalty, hence the book.
And that maybe one of his family members had started or
instigated the original and legendary murder that started
the Hatfield versus McCoy feud way, way back.
All weird like these. These are just little like sort
of snippets. This is a a a piece of Americana
and Appalachia that is quite interesting.
Talks about his Scotch Irish heritage.
Anyway, they go all the way through the stuff He's at Yale.
He graduates from Ohio State University political science
philosophy goes to Yale in 2010. Da da da da da conversion a
little bit about his wife kind of goes on and on.
You know what the one thing they didn't mention was that I found
a very, very interesting task and purpose has it.
He's the first veteran on the ticket since John McCain, and
John McCain was, if you remember, an officer and not
very well liked in many ways. I don't think he's the kind of
officer I wanted to work from. He was an enlisted guy.
He's a corporal in the Marine Corps.
So we now have a former enlisted Marine Corps NCO at second space
on the Republican ticket. And I say that's about damn
time. Now, you guys may have some
questions about who the guy is and what he's been about.
He's he's seems to be very intelligent.
He enlisted for four years, deployed to Iraq for six months
in O5. And he did that four years and
out, like so many people, he stepped up, did the job, and
then he left. A lot of people do that in the
Marine Corps. Turns out, I think they say the
average age in the United States Marine Corps is like 19 years
old. Because by the time you're an
adult, you look around, you go, no, that's not what I want to
stick around with. I'm good.
No more. However you get full credit were
showing up he worked in a combat camera, combat correspondent
type of deployment. That's actually a ballsy space.
One of my favorite FBI agents was a combat camera guy, also a
Marine. I wonder if he knows JD.
Actually now that I think about it, same.
Same era. Unbelievably ballsy to go into
war zones and try to document with a camera and not try to
document it with a fighting implement.
It's hard to fight with a camera and a or a laptop.
So our our Chad is already talking about how he's a he's a
crayon eater. There you go right there.
The crayon eaters. Make sure you guys have liked
this video, by the way, while we're going through it.
Yeah, crayon eaters. Those are my people.
Like, I love enlisted people. There's a reason why I enlisted
even though I had a college degree.
And then some people enlist and then they end up being able to
go and get college degrees. Fantastic.
He said a couple things that I think are really telling.
This is from from his book. He said he ran a three mile
fitness test, which is the standard three mile fit test.
He did it in 25 minutes or so only to be met by an absolutely
enraged drill instructor who screamed at him.
If you're not puking, you're lazy.
Stop being effing lazy. And so the little piece that I
grabbed out of this, the snippet article, which I think is the
only place that I've seen it talked about his military
service, which is relevant and formative.
He says in his book Hillbilly Algae.
This is the the author of the of the piece a catapult advanced
into fame in 2016, lost his political career, and he
credited the United States Marine Corps as the defining
chapter in his life, turning a small town kid from Ohio with
little sense of personal responsibility into a driven
young man with goals and a sense of purpose.
In the end, he writes, quote, the Marine Corps taught me how
to live like an adult. How many of us have that same
experience? I was 27 when I was enlisted and
I was still living kind of like a boy.
You know, I had motorcycles, I didn't have a family.
It was just me in the world trying to figure out where's my
place. And I think a lot of us young
men, I'm, I'm a couple years, I'm about 3 years older than JD
Vance. I think maybe 3-4 years older.
A lot of my friends had that same experience.
We were kind of that lost generation, the Fight Club
generation that said like we don't have no Great War.
We don't have great poverty or experience.
There's nothing that shaped us that made us do this thing.
And then of course, we had 911. And so a lot of men turned
around and said, I have purpose. I'm going to go serve this
country or I need purpose and I need to go show somewhere where
that is always churned it out. My buddies that are Marines that
are former enlisted Marines specifically used to say things
that that I always appreciated because it was my experience
that enlisted Marines are some of my favorite people the world.
They're some of the worst people in the world too.
Let's be real, right? We love them for it, but come
on, Enlisted Marines are a special crowd.
That's why we call them crayon eaters.
But men need purpose and they need difficulty and they need
another aggressive mail to come in and straighten them the hell
out because we all think that we're tough right up until we
meet someone that's actually tough.
And then you go, OK, I don't have this, I need this.
It helped me when I was 27, just like it helped the 17 year olds
that were in my basic training flights that went into the
trainings with me to go become either combat controller,
repair, rescue. And I watched these guys be
formed and I was formed as well. Even at 27, I was old enough to
know better, and it couldn't get in my head and hurt my feelings.
But it forges qualities of both leadership and followership,
which is something the military does in a way that nobody else
does. Why?
Because they break you down, they beat you up, they feed you
garbage food, they make you wake up at weird hours and do stupid
things. A logical thing, simply because
I said so. It's very important to learn how
to be a follower before you can learn how to be a good leader.
Some of us are born to lead. Some of us are born to follow.
All of us need instruction on how to do that better.
And the Marine Corps forges leadership.
And it also the thing about the Marine Corps that's so much
different than watching the Army and watching the Navy and
watching the the Coast Guard and what the Air Force does,
especially the Air Force. The Air Force is like, we're all
like Bros here. I had nothing made me like less
happy than seeing somebody of a higher rank just kind of pal
around. The Marine Corps knows that
there is an important thing about an E3 dressing down an E2
and letting them know, Nope, you screwed it up.
I outrank you and I'm going to fix you because you are effed
and we're going to UNF you. There's something special about
that and it is is I think it's unique to the Marine Corps.
I never saw that with guys in the Army and I have a lot of
friends in all the different services.
I've spent a lot of time on bases from all of them.
It's specific. So I hope that actually is
formative. Now, I do want to kind of pivot
to this weird thing that I talked about, which is that some
people have lost the thread and some of those people are the
crayon eaters. There are crayon eaters that
never went to the Marine Corps. They never got their lives
straightened out. So I got a couple videos here
that I wanted to share this, specifically this one about this
guy talking about a woman in the background.
I was on OAN yesterday. I did an interview.
It's fine. Steve was on a couple different
programs. Yell Steve Friend was on a
couple and this clip has come up.
I'm going to play it for you. I'm going to break it into
pieces because it needs to be, but let me just play this real
quick. I want you guys to just think
about this. If you think this way, I'd like
to fix you really quickly. Here we go.
Watch this shit, dude. Watch.
She sits down.
Yep, watch. This puts the sign up.
Something that said, take a look at what happened.
Shots fall off, she's completely normal, and then watch and then
she's got her. What the fuck?
People are freaking out.
And she's filming and she's just like, right there.
She's not even freaking the Oh my God, she's not freaking out.
She's not freaking out people. Do you know how many dumb people
are out there in the world? Like the bell curve splits 5050.
Half of the people are sort of above average and half the
people are that guy. There's another thing this
Reddit thing, I alluded to it yesterday.
Is this Reddit thread OK of someone that claims to be claims
to be someone called Jonathan Willis?
Who is the officer involved in taking the shot?
First of all, as far as I can tell, the CAT teams,
specifically these types of guys that are in the counter assault
or the counter snipe program, they're agents.
So you don't refer to yourself as an officer.
So that's the number one flag for me #2 the way that this
thing is written, like the director of the Secret Service
told me I couldn't take the shot.
That's not how it's going to be. On scene command, incident
command. There's a lot of little like you
don't know enough to know that you are outing yourself as a
fraud. And the last thing that we found
out is that this person, and we're fairly confident on this,
this team was the closest team to the shooter on the roof.
And that team was not the one that took the shot.
The shot was actually taken from much further away.
Erik Prince, we said yesterday 488 yards.
I'm being told it's actually 448 yards, which is not a crazy
shot, but that guy either thought he had incoming or broke
like he he did the thing that I've never seen anybody do in a
a trained law enforcement sniper engagement.
He broke away, broke away from his scope.
That's weird. And I don't think a shot ever
got off. I watched the muzzle.
It never recoiled backwards. It never did.
What would happen? This is like a bolt action.
I don't know what caliber it is, you can't really tell, but it
looks like it's probably one of the longer calibers, maybe 338
Lapua or maybe they're shooting 300 Win mag or something like
that. They shoot a couple different
calibers in that range. A lot of guys are shooting 3300
Norma now in the special operations kind of counter snipe
world. He not just he didn't just
flinch, which would usually only happen if somebody was targeting
or you thought there was incoming your way.
He actually broke his cheek Weld from the glass and then the
muzzle dipped. It didn't go where it should go.
I don't think that he did that shot.
And I don't know what the hell that means.
So there's a lot of questions out there.
But when you're looking at ladies behind the crowd, do you
know how many morons almost get run over by ambulances and
trains and fire trucks? I haven't.
Look, when I say this, I'm not, I'm not talking in a void here.
I've been on a lot of search warrants.
I, I like dozens and dozens and dozens of them where we do
really dangerous stuff in bad neighborhoods.
People are absolutely insane. They're rolling in while they're
watching a bunch of guys in camouflage, which I disagree
with them being a camo, but that's what they do.
They jump out with camouflage wearing flipping helmets, NVGS
on their head. They've got rifles and they go
and they throw flash bangs and explosives and some idiot
neighbor. There's always like a couple of
them. It's not just one.
There's a job called perimeter where you're like, hey, dude,
there might be shooting in that house.
Stay away from like all the things that could get you shot.
And they're like, yeah, but I'm really curious.
And I got the cell phone. They walk up.
People are wildly stupid. We have an entire generation
that doesn't make any sense right now.
That is that has been trained. It's not fight, flight and
freeze. It's fight, flight and
photograph because they're freeze is that they're like, I
made her document and I'll go viral, right?
Like, they're just, they're just dumb.
So a lady looking at shots incoming and her first instinct
is like, I wonder if I can save this for my kids to be able to
see on Facebook. Like that's a real thing right
now. And you're going to get
distracted. And here's the here's the
question. Let's say she is filming it.
Like what is she in on? She's in on what?
Nothing. She's not in on anything.
She's an idiot lady sitting behind Donald Trump.
She's the signal person. She's the one that's going to
what? She's going to send it to the
assassin payers. Like this is not a silly movie,
folks. This is like a whacked out kid.
We showed you some videos in the other day.
There may be people that helped him.
That's going to be interesting. There may be people who are
compromised within the government that like allowed
something to happen or just screwed up, which is probably
more likely. That's my instincts always.
OK, One of you just said she was there to film the death of
Trump. No, there's news media cameras
everywhere, like professional, professional cameras that are
covering every single angle of this.
There's just dumb people in the world.
That's why I like the movie Daryl.
Zero or zero effect. If you guys never seen it, Bill
Pullman. I played a little piece about
the method. I want you guys to watch it
because who is it? It's the guy from, from Meet the
Fockers. He he's the assistant and he
just goes. There's not like good guys and
bad guys. That's not entirely accurate.
But the but generally speaking, there's like there's just a
bunch of guys. There are so many people that
don't know how to react when something crazy happens.
And so many of those folks have been coordinated and trained
from social media and TikTok and other bullshit like this to just
pick up a phone if they how many fights have we seen where it
could go out and you could get really, really hurt?
Or there's shootings and there's video footage of it.
Do you know how many shootings in, in inner cities have been
videotaped by some idiot running around with a phone?
I'm not talking about like a journalist that's going out
there actively seeking it that knows what they're getting into.
I'm talking about some moron neighbor that just steps in the
thing. And, and the number of people
that have been hurt or killed because they stepped in front of
a train because they were trying to get the shot or they stepped
in front of a truck or an ambulance or they're on the side
of the highway doing some dangerous thing.
It's a bunch. So I don't want people to get
distracted by that. And these these little stuff
like these Reddit things that pops up right away.
You think some Secret Service officer is going to take it to
Reddit and, and anonymously post this bullshit?
No, this is some idiot looking for minutes of fame too.
And they love the idea that people cover it.
So I'm covering it to just tell you whenever someone's telling
you the things you want to believe in, it's garbage.
And especially this stuff. This is just junk.
I, I can't, I can't get over it. What I want to focus on is the
the last little piece here. And we could do that.
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All right, we don't need them. We don't need the sniper guy
anymore. Let's let's cover down to Biden,
shall we? Because he gave an interview and
he's trying to capitalize on this moment.
This moment just happened. It pulled the focus off the
debate for a few seconds. Well, did it, though, and I got
some fun stuff. So he sits down with Lester
Holt, who's from NBC, and he started off really, really well.
Biden forgot who he was talking to, and he started off right out
of the gate with an attack. You think this guy's, well, you
think he's OK? I got a couple of fun little
pieces here of just showing he's not ready.
They're so screwed. It's the worst thing that could
have happened to them. Even even the fact that he still
has to parade out there. We're just dealing with the
dumbest things possible. Here's Joe Biden just falling
apart and starting right out of the gate with an anger.
Mr. President, it's always good to talk to you.
Good to see you. Thank you for making some time
for us sometimes. Come and talk to him about what
we should be talking about. All right, OK, the issues,
Always happy to talk. It's really nice to see you
again, Sir. Thanks so much for having me up.
And you know what? Why don't you come over here and
mow my lawn? It's just weird.
It's just a weird thing. The last time you were here,
you, you, you left footprints on my porch.
He's like a angry, weird old man and saying we're we're, I mean,
it's just he's just screwed that he doesn't know what's going on.
Why he was combative with the guy who knows?
They didn't even start with an attack.
And he just LED with that because he's just, he's not
wired right anymore. He's just falling apart.
How about this one? He doesn't know if the Secret
Service director, he's a man or a woman.
I don't think he knows who anybody either in the Cabinet
level or the director level positions are of these federal
agencies. It's fairly amazing.
And Lester Holt tries to cover for him and Joe Biden has to
just go like, oh, shit, I don't actually know this.
I'm going to just defer to a broad statement.
He just kind of Mumbles off. Check this out.
Is it acceptable that you have still not heard, at least
publicly, from the Secret Service director?
Oh, I've heard from but. Have you heard from her
publicly? Publicly, I've sat down in a
situation room downstairs. Secret Service, the FBI, the
national security agencies, the Homeland Security, all the major
elements. I don't know who any of them
are. I can't remember any of their
names, but I said on all the elements, all the people, I I
talked to them. Eek.
And he's just like, how do I get to the other end of that?
Yeah, you guys saw it in the in the chat.
It just said I heard from him very interesting.
And and Lester Holt tries to crack is like, yo, it's a lady,
bro. Do you know?
So anyway, we've got this little headline here from the New York
Post again. I got two from the post today.
He snaps and says, what is it with you guys?
He just wants to talk about the issues.
He wants to go ahead and just target Trump.
Remember what that Lady said, draw their put the fire on
Trump. The the problem is, is that the
he also has to answer questions because he is the guy who's in
the the White House right now and he is pretty bad at it.
So kind of amusing to watch they kept pushing him.
All of this comes from this place.
Now let's just keep pushing on for a second.
Let me just do the the judge cannon thing.
So the the biggest I, like I said, would be the biggest story
of the week, but for Donald Trump taking a bullet is the
fact that you remember how there was this whole controversy.
The FBI decided to send a tactical team down and clear Mar
a Lago and go get to classify documents that were in a bunch
of boxes that were in a facility that was more or less secured by
the Secret Service. And they were locked up.
And it was a friendly, cordial thing right up until the point
when they sent in like dudes with guns to go get it,
including people that I know, my buddies, one of my buddies who's
still a Bureau agent, we were talking last night and I was
like, have you heard from the from the Mar a Lago Raider?
We have a friend that was in the Academy with us that that was on
the raid and we haven't heard from him since then, probably
since the things that I said on Dan Von Gino show and and he's
like, Nope, I just deleted his phone number.
I just he just can't he's gone. He's just gone.
He's the Bureau got him. Whatever.
He's just he doesn't talk to us anymore because we were always
dissidents. We always knew what was wrong.
Anyway, that whole case is thrown out.
It's been dismissed. The motion dismissed.
I was incorrect when I read it yesterday.
I didn't realize that Donald Trump's name was on the top of
that motion granted as well. So Judge Eileen Cannon, it just
tosses it. And so they they throw another
question. I'm, I'm bringing it up because
the interview with Lester Holt, they actually brought it up and
Biden just kind of Mumbles some nonsense.
So he's defending his position I guess.
Some other developing news today, if I can.
Judge Cannon dismissed the documents cases you may have
heard in Mar a I'm not surprised it comes from the the community
decision the Supreme Court ruled on.
And Clarence Thomas in his dissent, said that independent
prosecutors appointed by the attorney general aren't legit.
That's the basis on which this judge moved to dismiss.
And but I had an independent prosecutor look at me.
They spent months on my going through and I was totally
cooperative in and out of my house.
And there were, I don't know, the last time in there were like
1012 agents in my house for 9 hours on a company going through
every single thing I had that's appropriate.
And they looked at me and concluded I didn't do a damn
thing wrong. But my generic point is that
it's well based upon which the case was thrown out, I find
specious because I don't agree with what Clarence Thomas
dissent and or the Supreme Court decision on immunity.
Yeah, well, so there's that I guess.
Except that's not really what was going on there.
It was based on the Article 2 argument in the appointments
clause of the United States Constitution, which he more or
less swore an oath to defend, but doesn't remember that.
And also he doesn't remember that they didn't actually say he
didn't do a damn thing wrong. They said that he was too old to
be prosecuted because he doesn't know what's going on anymore,
which is always brought up that question for us.
How in the world can you be a president when you actually are
not fit to stand trial? Isn't being president sort of
like a trial by fire in this country?
And if you can't stand trial for your actions because you are,
you are not going to be convicted by a jury.
That's the prosecutorial discretion they have.
Aren't you supposed to also realize that you're not good
enough to do president? This is ABC News reporting.
After the judge dismisses the classified document, special
counsels authorized to appeal it, which means the DOJ will
fund the appeal. So they can fight this thing all
the way up to the Supreme Court if they want.
Cannon wrote. The superseding indictment is
dismissed because special Counsel Smith's appointment
violates the Appointments Clause of the United States
Constitution. You know, the thing that federal
judges are supposed to do, look at whether or not the actions
are constitutional. I think it's very interesting.
This was not the reason why I thought that this case would
fall apart, but I think it's very, very interesting.
And so lest we forget what this is about, let's just bring up
Article 2, Section 2, Clause 2, the appointments clause.
It's talking about the president, which is the, that's
what Article 2 does. Article one is the, the
description of the powers and the appointments in the way that
the, the legislature's elected and so on.
It's all the things related to Congress and the Senate.
Article 2 is all things executive.
So they're saying he, they're talking about the president here
shall have power by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate. This is the issue.
Jack Smith was not appointed and then and then confirmed by the
Senate to make treaties. Provided 2/3 of the senators
present concur and he shall nominate by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, shall appoint ambassadors.
OK, now we're talking about something else.
Shall and other public ministers and councils and judges of the
Supreme Court and all other officers of the United States
whose appointments are not herein otherwise provided for.
This is the key and which shall be established by law.
So we're talking about there's a constitutional requirement for
someone to be appointed and then to be confirmed.
And they didn't do it. And there were other people that
could have chosen, but they didn't.
They went after a partisan person.
They went and got Jack Smith. And there he is.
So he's having a bad day. He's having a bad week, and he's
having a week right after. I mean, the winds just keep
coming this way over and over again.
There's some people that I've been talking to that are dealing
with also. I think John Strand was let out
of prison. I've got to actually look this
up because this was brought up to me last night and I didn't
even think to to put in today's show, but I want to make sure I
cover it. He was just released from prison
because the fallout was from the Fisher decision.
So we're seeing things go an interesting way right now.
And of all places, it's the judiciary, which is not a place
where we generally we have kind of like a center right type
court. But they continually are doing
things that are reasonable and fair and they are doing things
that make sense. So yeah, John Strand was just
let out and I cannot remember how long his sentence was, but
it wasn't short. He's not close on it.
So we're seeing these things overturned right before our
eyes. It gives a lot of us hope.
But the problem is, is there's a lot of guys like that fat guy
that we played earlier that thinks 100 more people should go
out there and shoot Donald Trump.
We are not at the end of this. We are more divided by than
ever. And people are not saying, hey,
fair play. If you didn't actually properly
appoint the special counsel, then we agree this should not
be, this should not be charged. It should be done.
It doesn't mean that they can't actually take the evidence.
They may be able to still salvage that.
They may be able to salvage this case, but it's going to go to an
appeals court, which may in fact reinstate the case.
And then you're going to go to the Supreme Court and hopefully
they also look the Constitution again and go.
Clarence Thomas, we already know where he stands on this kind of
stuff. He dropped that little nugget in
there. That's fine.
It's very weird and that's why I have this big problem with this
gaslighting that's going on is why I think the FBI is so
dangerous right now talking about how they're looking for
right wingers, which I believe they are.
They're hearing this, this exact same thing that Donald Trump is
going to act like we're being on, we're under threat.
I mean, what's more threatening than someone trying to shoot you
in the head and barely missing? Donald Trump and the people
around him perceive themselves to be under threat and that's
all that matters. That is that is not legitimate.
That is wrong. You hear the screams from the
audience. People are terrified.
I, I shared it out there yesterday and I believe it.
Like who's the most attacked man in America, certainly in my
lifetime, but maybe in the entire country's history.
Like who has been attacked by more things?
The media, friends, I'm sure people that are quietly close,
politicians from the same side of the aisle.
Theoretically, everybody took a shot.
That was before that. Someone took a bullet and sent
it down range at him. I think that the the movements
that have happened in the last what do we want to call it?
I don't know, week, couple weeks have been very strong in the arc
of justice and I think that's really good.
I want to bring this up before we end the show here because
we're going to get real close here.
But check this out. This is the donations from a
Gibson go that was set up for the families of the victims that
were injured and the the firefighter, the chief from from
Buffalo Township who was killed. Corey, what is his last name
Comparari, I want to say I want to say that's just right now
guys picks it up here. Let me throw this on the screen
too, because I got another. I got another picture of it.
They did a Gibson Go. You guys can find this.
I'll share it on on social medias in a little bit here.
Elon Musk put in $50,000. Looks like he did it twice.
So you're seeing Elon Musk throwing in 100 grand.
You've got some big donors throwing in 100 grand.
Heritage Foundation on the board for 100 grand.
I just trying to grab the biggest one.
This person, Kenneth Griffin, threw in a bunch of money.
This is what it looks like President Trump authorized.
They've raised $4.7 million. I think all of that is amazing
because this is where the focus needs to be AT.
And I think that if Donald Trump is is serious about this moment,
he can really turn things in a way that nobody, nobody has has
seen before. He can take this out of the
realm of politics and he can take it into the realm of
people. And I really hope he does.
It's what's his name, Comparatory.
Yeah. Cory.
Comparatory hero, straight up. That's the way it works.
Let me just let me make this pitch because there is a
possibility to change the hearts of people like that fat guy in
the white shirt that you heard. I think the move is to take it
away from the political realm and the RNC and the theater and
some Slut Walk founder with face tattoos, which disgusts me.
Like that's, that's politics. That's what Republicans are
about. If you want to go out there and
appeal to people that are just Americans that are human beings,
whether they be conservative, whether they be independent or
liberal, there are people that can be reached and you reach
them by being a human being and you show them something that no
one has seen before. The I'm reminded of John Paul
the second again, wouldn't it be something if Donald Trump went
out and visited not just the families of those who were
wounded and, and, and the daughter and the surviving wife
of the man that was killed wouldn't be something if he
visited the parents of the shooter, they just lost a son.
Wouldn't that be next level? And there's not a lot of people
in politics who know how to do that, who have the instinct to
do it, but also like know that they can break away from
politics to do it. And I'd like to see that.
I really would, I would like to see that for this country
because it would, it would be a game changer and it and we need
a game changer right now. I just had this funny little
discussion last night with my mother-in-law and I said I think
1913 was the year that the Republic went off track.
And I gave my reasons. 16th, 17th Amendment.
You guys have heard them. If you've been around on this
program, you know what I'm talking about.
Not only did the country get off track and so we don't have the
conservative sort of capabilities of the Republic
that we want, but I think it allowed the division that we're
in right now. We've gone to a place where 50 +
1, the actual democracy is the majority.
And the danger of that, and this is maybe the most important
thing I'm going to say today, the danger is, is that our
system was not set up to handle these minor, tiny majorities of
democratic process. We were set up to be a Republic
that had a remove, remove the power from the mob.
We were actually designed not to be like that.
Look at Europe, they do OK, They're not great.
I don't want to be in Europe, but they have parliamentary
systems that are designed to work with coalition governments,
the Prime Minister systems. They're different than the way
that we're set up. In the same way that we talked
about Donald Trump and and JD Van saying he's built different,
this Republic was built different.
It wasn't built to be a democracy, which is why it's so
wild to hear these idiots saying it.
That's why we're not supposed to be like the reason the
temperature is so high right now is because we are not running on
a system that is built the way that it is actually running.
It was designed to do one thing. We were supposed to have a
Senate that represented the states.
We were supposed to have a house that represented the people, and
we were have a president that was appointed by the states.
The electors actually still are supposed to come from the state
houses. That's who's supposed to do it,
this popular vote thing that is not American in in the way that
it was designed and maybe the America that we grew up in, but
it's not the way the system was set up.
And it took 100 years for us to see that it's resulted in
factionalization and danger. Here's Joe Biden saying how you
can turn down. I want you to just listen to
this. This is why it's not going to
get any better yet. What can you and what will you
do? At at least things you can
control to lower down the temperature.
The rhetoric out there, continue to talk about the things that
matter to the American public. It matters whether or not you
accept the outcome of elections. It matters whether or not you,
for example, talk about how you're going to deal with the
border instead of talking about people as being vermin.
And I mean, those things matter. That's the kind of language that
is inflammatory. In in the mental health field,
we'd call that blaming the victim, wouldn't we?
Wouldn't that be victim blaming? You literally just said Donald
Trump is responsible for the for the temperature because the way
he talks about immigrants who are illegally here, who are
actually illegal aliens. And some of them are bad people.
I've caught them, I followed them.
I've seen some of the things they've done.
I've seen them convicted. I've seen the stories and I've
been, you know, seen the interviews that have been done
in these cases where they have, you know, hacked up young girls
that lived in this country with machetes.
So piss off, Joe. Last little piece from from
this. This is a quick interview.
I hadn't seen this anywhere else.
I don't know when he did this and it looks like it was done
recently apparently, but he seems kind of with it.
How dismissive is this man? This is the equivalent to young
people of if you don't vote for me, you ain't black.
He just said the same thing basically to young people.
If you don't vote for me, then you're stupid.
Good luck. Is that Joe Biden?
This is not somebody that's going to be able to unify, which
is why I really wanted Donald Trump to reach out to people
that are hurting right now and show them that he can be better.
It's a possibility. It's a real thing that could be
done. I'm telling you to be a game
changer. I hope they take heed.
Listen to this, though. But his rhetoric, oh, that's not
the right one. That's not the right one.
That's Dan. I can't handle Dan right now.
I thought I put it in section #12 maybe I punched it in
section 11. Give me one second.
There are some people who've made their mind up and they've
decided that they are voting for former President Trump.
What do you say to those people? Lots of luck here to see you
here. Come on, look, what has he done
for the youth of America? What has he done?
He says he's elected, he's getting rid of my ability to The
ability to forgive student debt. What has he done for education?
What he wants to eliminate Department of Education.
What has he done when he was president?
Tell me what has he done to help young people in America?
What has he done to deal with racism?
What has he done to deal with the fact that you had the way in
which African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian
Americans are treated? I mean, what has he done?
Is that not the weirdest thing in the world?
How about this, He's starting to start any new wars that we're
going to send young people into. That seems like the single
biggest thing. So I'm OK with that one.
He wants to get rid of department education, $68
billion back into the American people's pockets to be able to
do something. How about they use that to go
after and create new jobs? They can use that to not charge
us this garbage. That seems like a big deal.
What else has he done? He hasn't send 10s and maybe
hundreds of billions of dollars over to Ukraine for munitions,
let conflicts happen in the Middle East.
That's all a big deal. And then he didn't try to buy
their votes by writing off student loan debts, which has
been found to be over and over, not within the powers of the
executive. I don't see it anywhere in the
Constitution that the president can let debts go.
He's not like he's not able to do absolution.
So that's all crazy. And then how about this?
What has he done for racism? And then immediately, what does
Joe Biden do, Talk about races? How about Donald Trump doesn't
worry about racism because I don't think he's actually
racist. There's no evidence that he is
doesn't make any sense. Anyway, that's that's your guy.
I got a little palate cleanser for you because we need it and
today is one of those days and it's actually a really dumb
palate cleanser. So there you go.
Let me share a 5 star view that actually comes in from true
social. So those of you who are on true
social, if you don't know, I I do read a lot of the stuff that
comes in, most of it in fact. This is from Rydon, who I've
seen follow me for quite a long time and he wrote the following.
It's very nice. I wanted to share it.
I bow from the waist to you. You finally persuaded me with
episode 347 to sit and watch an entire hour or more of anyone's
podcast. Solid information, smooth
Segways. You should have Rep Corey Mills
on. That would be an interesting
chat. I would love to have them.
Yeah. If Corey Mills is interested in
coming on, I would love to chat with him.
I think that we would share a lot of the same thoughts.
And I like the way that he's handled it.
That is a a very high compliment that if you don't normally sit
through a show and you did. And yesterday's show was our
record-breaking for our show on the number of people who saw it
live. So thanks for seeing it.
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watching are. These are two grown men with a
referee who's also a grown man playing soccer on a hard asphalt
surface covered in Legos, and the ball is a bowling ball.
You're just going to hear how awful that is.
Both of those men are clearly prior Marines crayon eaters
wearing Jean short shorts. This is what enlisted men do
with their time when they grow up and they're trying to break
away and make tik toks. There it is.
I cannot imagine kicking a bowling ball, by the way,
fantastic stuff. Way to go, guys just killing it.
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